"Continental Classroom - A Course in Modern Chemistry" 1960. A production of the National Broadcasting Company and the Learning Resources Institute
in cooperation with the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education and
the American Chemical Society.
The Structure of Complicated Molecules. (0:52)
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Linus Pauling: Like many other scientists, I have been interested recently - for a number of years,
in fact - in the question of the molecular structure of the human body, the molecular
structure of human beings. You know we know a good bit about the structure of simple
molecules. Now the time has come that we can learn something about the structure
of complicated molecules too. The human body contains many kinds of molecules such
as the water molecule, H2O, with only three atoms in it, also many very complicated
molecules, among which are the proteins. We don’t know much about proteins yet but
we know more than we knew five years ago, or ten years ago, and as the years go by
we shall learn much more.
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Creator: Linus Pauling Clip ID: 1960v.37-01
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Creator: Linus Pauling Associated: John F. Baxter, National Broadcasting Company
